darkknight1999

I have the spoon x-brace and as we all know changing the oil can be kinda messy.
So I thought I'd install an oil filter relocation kit. I could then put the filter in a much more accessable area.

So I figured sence I'll be moving it anyway I might as well install a cooler as well. I don't track the car but it can't hurt.

I just don't know who sells them.

Thanks
-DK

Wildncrazy

Canton Racing makes all kinds of adapters and coolers, but I don't know who makes a kit. Canton's thermostat is pricey.

http://www.cantonracingproducts.com/

darkknight1999

Your right there kinda pricey. Maybe I'll keep looking.

Thanks for the info
-DK

OneQuickS2K

[QUOTE]Originally posted by darkknight1999
[B]I have the spoon x-brace and as we all know changing the oil can be kinda messy.

cdelena

A feature of the stock car is a oil/water cooler.

OneQuickS2K

http://greddy.com/products/oilcoolerkit_frame.htm

Greddy oil filter relocation kit. $160 (universial honda application)

They also have oil cooler kit for $600 but they don't have an application for S2000.

darkknight1999

Thanks for all the info guys!

I'm not that keen on having to use the 87 toyota filter either. I'll guess I'll wait.

Thanks again!

j2k

who cares what model oil filter you end up having to use?

-jason keeney

chipperman

Try using NEO 0-5w oil. You can extend the change interval longer so that you won't get so messy so often. It's cheaper than that Greddy kit!

OneQuickS2K

It matters to me because I think Honda OEM filter is the best
filter out there (except the JDM OEM Honda filter, yes they're different!)

Using different weight of the engine oil is not a solution to me and also is not recommanded by honda. Honda recommanded
10w-30 for S2000 engines.